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Blog

Oct 14, 2015

Walking With Our Sisters exhibit commemorates missing and murdered Indigenous women

Brent Patterson

The Walking With Our Sisters art installation is a poignant reminder of the need for an inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women as well as the full implementation of TRC recommendations.

Columnists

Aug 13, 2015

Political art brings social change to Venice Biennale

Amy Goodman

Denis Moynihan

This year's Venice Biennale showcases a growing community of politically engaged artists, who not only reflect the beauty and brutality of the world, but might actually change it.

Podcast

Nov 10, 2014

GroundWire | November 10, 2014: #KMFace, Montreal protests, Walking with our Sisters

GroundWire

This week's episode of GroundWire features stories about #KMFace, Montreal protests, Walking with our Sisters and more.

Blog

Jun 2, 2014

Palestinian art exhibit under siege seeks free expression

Michelle Weinroth

Rehab Nazzal held an art exhibit titled "Invisible" which offers an artistic perspective on the legacy of Israel's occupation of Palestine. However, some believe it reflects "a culture of hate."

Event

The Art of Politics and the Personal: Looking at the Paintings of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera

Nov 18, 2012

Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto, Room 7192

252 Bloor St. West (at St. George subway)

Toronto , ON

Canada

43° 40' 4.4004" N, 79° 23' 54.1392" W

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Ontario CA

We are immersed in a global culture that responds to the same imperatives as all other aspects of the neo-liberal economy.

Event

SUM° -- A space without coordinates

Jun 23, 2011 to Jul 24, 2011

Toronto Free Gallery

1277 Bloor Street West

Toronto , ON

Canada

43° 39' 30.168" N, 79° 26' 31.9164" W

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Ontario CA

The inaugural show of SUM°, a curatorial and production incubator, made up of members Alize Zorlutuna, Bojana Videkanic, Nahed Mansour and Reena Katz.

News

Dec 7, 2009

Rob Edmonds evokes Fragments in RPM

Mikala Taylor

Rob Edmonds is among the lucky handful of Vancouver artists able to debut exhibitions like Fragments in RPM in a province reeling from severe arts cuts.

Event

Exhibit: How art flows

Jun 17, 2009 to Jul 23, 2009

Frances Morrison Library

311 - 23rd St. E.

Saskatoon

Canada

52° 7' 47.9712" N, 106° 39' 40.1652" W

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For Monique, art is all about entering a state of flow, whether it is working with students at the Fine Arts School where she teaches or in her studio. The creative process is what her life is about.